Socks on 9” Circular Knitting Needles

In this video, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows step-by-step how to knit a pair of socks on 9" circular knitting needles. The 9-inch circular knitting needles are a fun alternative to circular knitting needles or double-pointed knitting needles! She starts by showing how to cast on and join in the round, then work the cuff and leg. Next up is a short row heel and the foot of the sock. Lastly, Madeline demonstrates how to switch to magic loop to work the toe decreases and Kitchener stitch bind-off. The free pattern is linked below and is available in 3 sizes!

Gauge: 24 rounds x 20 stitches = 2” x 2” stockinette in the round

Yarn
200 - 400 yds (183 – 366 m) total fingering weight yarn (weight #1)
o   The exact amount of yarn required will depend on the size knit, cuff length, and foot length
o   Self-Striping Yarn: Must Stash Yarn in The Shell Seekers (Must Stash Yarn)
o   Solid Yarn: Dye is Cast Squish Wish in Under the Sea (Loop Yarn)

Materials
• 9” Circular Knitting Needle US 0 (2 mm) Amazon
• 40” Circular Knitting Needle US 0 (2 mm) for Magic Loop Toe (substitution option: double-pointed knitting needles) Amazon
• 3 Thin Metal Stitch Markers Amazon
• Tapestry Needle Amazon
• Scissors
• Ruler

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